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Sky Sports, Stop Cutting to Interviews During Matches

Started by The Gaffer · 10 months ago

So there I was sitting at home finally watching the replay of the Swansea against Horsham FA Cup replay on TV today (a day late, yes I know) when Sky Sports did something I couldn’t believe. They did an ESPN trick — i.e. cutting to a live interview with a manager as the ... Continue reading »

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billeshears
1 year ago

It certainly seems as though both English and American football are getting together and sharing the worst possible aspects of each other's coverage.

I could see doing the interviews if they were going to get anything useful from it. Like I would love to hear Sir Alex and Wenger speak during the match, but they aren't going to discuss anything remotely useful.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

sometimes the action on the pitch is boring. i welcome the english media trying to freshen up their coverage by using different and more creative ideas.

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